Intervening to Maximize Rejuvenation – One Community Weekly Progress Update #541

Nida Zaki (Software Engineer) further assisted with the Highest Good Network software. This week, Nida focused on various tasks related to the front-end development. She successfully addressed issues with failing tests on the front-end, particularly concerning the saving/editing of text prompts to the backend, with specific attention given to the WeeklySummary component. Additionally, she worked on the front-end logic to display a trophy icon on the Weekly Summary Report Page for relevant users. This involved accessing the “createdDate” variable in the leaderBoard data to reference it for the trophy icon display on the dashboard. Furthermore, she implemented calculations to determine anniversary dates for periods like 6 months and 1 year, while also calculating the duration between two dates to present the exact number below the icon. Her pictures are below.

Olawunmi Ijisesan (Administrative and Management Support) completed another week of assisting with management, coordination, and overall support of One Community. This week, Ola primarily focused on reviewing feedback on completed work and conducting reviews of her fellow team members’ projects. Additionally, she dedicated time to data entry for Transition Kitchen and learned about process improvements and recent changes. Ola also familiarized herself with a new checklist, ensuring that all assigned tasks were thoroughly checked for errors and corrections. Pictures of some of this work are below.

Olga Yudkin (Software Engineer) continued to help with the Highest Good Network software. This week, Olga focused on task 255, conducting research to identify the reason behind a discrepancy in the userProfile data. She examined data from various users with different roles and discovered that although timeentry updates were correctly modifying hoursbycategory, the totaltangiblehours field was not being updated. After investigating the code, she suspects that some functions in the volunteeringtimetab component might be missing a necessary parameter. Her research will continue into the next week as she aims to find a resolution to this issue. Additionally, Olga reviewed PR#1027 and confirmed that all requested changes were impeccably implemented. Look below for a collage of her work.

Papia Sharmin (Full Stack Developer) continued working on the Highest Good Network software. This week, Papia worked on the team filter task. She made significant updates to the assign team and delete team functions on the team page, ensuring that they also update the user team array. Additionally, she extended this functionality to the profile page, allowing for seamless team updates from any location. Now, whenever a user’s team is updated, whether it’s in the app state or the database, the changes are reflected immediately, and users can see the “my team” button appear or disappear accordingly after adding or removing team members. Regarding the suggestions icon task, Papia tackled the addfield function in both the frontend and backend. She skillfully implemented the ability for the owner to add and delete a field effortlessly. The corresponding addfield form was also updated to complement these changes. Below are some images related to this work.

Sav Costabile (Web Developer) continued helping with the Highest Good Network software. This week, Sav focused on resolving the modify badge permission bug, which they believe to be linked to the dashboard delay issue. They concentrated on isolating and testing specific permissions to ensure proper functionality of both modify and assign badge permissions independently, investigating the possibility of unintended access granted by main roles like owner or administrator. Alongside this, preparations for phase two were underway, with Sav gearing up to assume a leadership role when required. The pictures below relate to this work.

“Sola” Olusola Akinbode (Full Stack Software Developer) continued forwarding with the Highest Good Network software. This week, Sola made progress on the frontend PR 1033, addressing two identified bugs reported by reviewers. These bugs prevented some summaries from rendering when the summary reports array has no members. There was also a 404 error from loading the summary page. Both issues have been successfully resolved, and recent tests have confirmed the proper functionality of the front end. Additionally, Sola plans to focus on the backend’s summary management PR 358, as there is an existing bug that causes an error when loading the dashboard. Look below for pictures of this work.

Tanaya Joshi (Machine Learning Engineer) continued assisting in data analysis and development of One Community‘s Google Analytics and Adwords campaigns. This week, Tanaya successfully learnt about Google analytics and wrote a guide to learn Google Analytics for colleagues who might need help in the learning process. She dedicated her time to learning Google Analytics 4 and Google ads and wrote documentation about the learning process. Taking advantage of the Google Analytics official tutorial she diligently went through beginner to advanced GA4 and Google ads tutorials, acquiring a solid understanding of the platform. Additionally, she conducted further research to compile valuable resources and wrote a guide describing the learning process that would support her fellow team members in their learning journey. Pictures of some of this work are below.

Tim Kent (Full Stack Software engineer) continued working with Highest Good Network software. This week, Tim focused on the integration of user badge summaries into the People Reports page. To achieve this, he began by modifying an existing modal structure, removing unnecessary features, and enhancing the layout to meet current requirements. Working with user data, Tim successfully isolated and sorted the pertinent badge information for static onscreen display. Throughout the development process, he thoroughly tested the new feature across various account roles and screen breakpoints, making necessary adjustments to styling and layout for optimal functionality. Below is the collage of his work.

Vishvesh Sheoran (Artificial Intelligence Specialist) continued assisting with the AI and machine learning improvements for all of One Community. This week, Vishvesh focused on optimizing the configuration of the RankMath plugin. He delved into various advanced tools available within RankMath to analyze the website’s SEO score, gaining insights into website Schema and understanding the application of meta tags allowed by RankMath. Through these efforts, he aimed to enhance the website’s SEO performance and overall search engine visibility. See the pictures below showing his efforts by him.

Xiaoyu Chen (Software Engineer) continued helping with the Highest Good Network software. This week, Xiaoyu enhanced the functionality and user interface of several components within the application. She updated a readable model on the weekly summary report page, ensuring that the modal content would automatically update user class information following any alterations made by the Owner in the permission management role class editable modal. She expanded the visibility options for each modal to three, necessitating adjustments to the schema in the backend. In response to peer review suggestions, she validated the uniqueness of the information name, subsequently creating a unique information name. To improve user experience, she programmed the application such that a click on the textarea automatically opens the editing model for the Owner. In the permission management section, she ensured stylistic consistency by aligning the ‘i’ for both style and permission lists, assigning different content to each permission type. Xiaoyu also mitigated a warning by adding a key in the BasicInformation tab under permission management. She signed off on the asynchronous updating in the summary bar as seen in pull request 1062. In the latest development branch update, Xiaoyu identified and highlighted re-render issues with the newly introduced InfiniteRoll component. Please see evidence of this work below.

Yihan Liu (Software Engineer) continued development on the Highest Good Network software. This week, Yihan focused on developing the send email feature for the “submit for review” button task. She successfully integrated a send email function into taskController.js and established its router in taskRouter.js on the backend. Additionally, Yihan ensured the proper implementation of this function when the “submit” button is clicked. Notably, she initiated PR#460 and PR#1045 to incorporate this new feature. Furthermore, Yihan addressed Bada’s suggestion by removing nested ternaries and optional chaining in PR#1013. In the spirit of collaboration, she also reviewed PR#1041 and confirmed its functionality as expected. Please look below for pictures of her work.

Yiyun Tan (Management Dashboard Team Leader) continued improving the Highest Good Network software. This week, Yiyun took the initiative to address the issue of “release PRs cannot pass on CircleCI” by implementing a hotfix. She skillfully created the necessary PRs and conducted a thorough investigation to identify and resolve the root cause of the problem. In addition, she improved the checking process by introducing an extra check on GitHub Actions, further enhancing the team’s workflow. As always, Yiyun provided valuable assistance and support to the team, demonstrating her reliability and commitment to collaboration. Look below for connecting pictures.

Zubing Guo (Software Engineer) focused on the Highest Good Network software. This week, Zubing diligently continued her work on the task of integrating the “Write it for me” button into the summary page as part of the development team’s objectives. She modified the frontend code to implement the functionality of “fetchNotesData” and “sendToChatGPT”. Additionally, Zubing effectively resolved conflict files in PR#980, ensuring a smooth code integration process. Despite encountering some challenges that demanded extra time and effort, she remained unwavering in her commitment to achieving successful outcomes. Look below for the work done.

Ashlesha Navale (Graphic Designer) and Kayley Wong (UI/UX Designer and Graphic Designer) continued with Graphic Design for all of One Community, This week, Kayley and Ashlesha collaborated on multiple creative tasks for One Community. Kayley focused on graphics creation, starting with the announcement of three members’ commitment to volunteer work. She also skillfully edited their biography portraits, ensuring they adhered to the organization’s style guidelines. With these assets in hand, Kayley then drafted compelling posts to showcase the achievements and biographies of the volunteers on the WordPress platform. Together, Kayley and Ashlesha’s collaborative efforts significantly contributed to One Community’s digital presence, effectively showcasing the commitment and achievements of its volunteers and enhancing engagement with its audience.